Ocean MotherOcean Mother weaves together riveting poems from strands of Arielle Taitano Lowe's memories growing up as a Chamoru girl in Guhan (Guam), layered with realizations she made across the ocean and upon her return home. In this brave act of sharing, Lowe unravels generations of trauma and begins to heal herself, her family, and her home. Praise for Ocean Mother With poems like shards of sea glass, Lowe is searching for a home, a mother, a song. A debut

Outside of work

life at Litekyan

— Robert Underwood

those of the Augustinians have been conspicuous by their absence

Juanit tells the story of a girl of mixed ancestry who

the sounds of roosters crowing and birds singing join the morning dew to announce a new day”

Marianas historian Don Farrell takes the reader from the roots of the indigenous Chamorros and Carolinians of Saipan

The book also assesses the language experiences of the case-study children and the goals of Romonum parents

Constance Sartor is an artist who has been fascinated by nature since she was very young

these tender tales explore universal themes of belonging

Lowe unravels generations of trauma and begins to heal herself

and Spoken Word and author of the forthcoming children’s book